Martha Mouser Graveside Rites Set for Shafter Resident
Graveside services for Martha Algerena Mouser 66 longtime Shafter resident will be Friday at 10 am at Shafter cemetery She died October 22 in Klamath Falls Oregon Born July 16 1918 in Coalgate Oklahoma she was preceded in death by husband John Survivors include sons Don Mouser Keith Mouser daughter Phyllis Jones eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren along with siblings and extended family
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Martha Algerena Mouser
Mouser
Klammath Falls
Oregon
Tule Lake Baptist Church
Tule Lake
Coalgate, Oklahoma
John
Don Mouser
Fair Oaks
Keith Mouser
Coos Bay
Phyllis Jones
Woodland
Earl Haworth
Pasco
Washington
Ernest Haworth
Brush Praiie
Howard Haworth
el Dorado Springs
Missouri
Matthew Haworth
Salinas
Hardy Haworth
Morro Bay
Parke wheels through town as alcohol rules take hold
CRIS PARKE clings to an American flag on his wheelchair as he passes through towns during a tour to promote the new alcohol ordinance. He changes gloves for blistered hands and continues at about four miles per hour, praising early favorable community reactions and noting few protests from residents. Officials say benefits may grow as people adjust to the rules and more park users appear.
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Hanford
Bakersfield
Parke
Halloween Parade Planned by Kiwanis in Shafter
The Kiwanis Club sponsors Shafter’s annual Halloween parade next Wednesday at 7 p.m. Participants meet at 6 p.m. in the Tops Market lot on James Street to line up. Prizes go to top costumes and floats. marching groups and bands receive participation awards. No pre-registration required.
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Kiwanis Club
Shafter
Tops Market
James Street
Shafter Irrigation District meeting date change notice
Legal notice announces the November 1984 Board of Directors meeting moved to Friday November 9 1984 at 9 00 A M at the District office. The change applies only to November 1984 with subsequent meetings set for the second Tuesday of each month at 9 00 A M. Shafter Press publishes October 24 1984.
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Shafter - Wasco
Shafter Press
Sons
Five vie for Shafter High Homecoming Queen crown
Shafter High plans a Friday homecoming event against Garces Memorial High with a 5:15 p.m. kickoff and a postgame dance. A 5 p.m. dinner offers tii tip steak, potatoes and salad, with tickets at 5 for adults and 3 for children. Five senior candidates Jennifer Anderson Michelle DeLozier Jennifer Dobbs and Stephanie Dobbs plus Sheila Wells combine activities from CSF to band to student government as they seek the queen title.
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Shafter High
Garces Memorial High
Jennifer Anderson
Jennifer
Michelle DeLozier
Michelle
Joe and
Barbara DeLozier
CSF
Ski Club
Key Club
FFA
Jennifer Dobbs
John
Suzie Dobbs
California State University Northridge
Stephanie
Stephanie Dobbs
Shafter High Announces Homecoming Queen Candidates and Week Events
Shafter High School celebrates Homecoming with five senior queen candidates Jennifer Anderson Michelle DeLozier Jennifer Dobbs Stephanie Dobbs and Sheila Wells. Escorts include Scott Lehman Timmy Sanchez Mark Tracy Steve Torigiani and Anthony Nobies. Week features chair pile up banana eating tricycle race pie eating make garces sweats blue and gold day pep rally and homecoming dance. Proceeds from Friday senior steak dinner support end of year activities.
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Shafter High
Jennifer Anderson
Michelle DeLozier
Jennifer Dobbs
Stephanie Dobbs
Sheila Wells
Scott Lehman
Timmy Sanchez
Mark Tracy
Steve Torigiani
Anthony Nobies
Bobby de la Rosa
Garces
California district weighs lottery with education gains
Dr. Vera Stone argues lottery money can aid school programs while warning against addiction and crime, noting that 34 percent would fund schools 16 percent cover administration and 50 percent prizes. She favors Proposition 37 to bring extra revenue over a few years despite Prop 36 risk. CFBE officials stress money must add to, not replace, state funds.
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Arizona
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Shafter Council trims costs on floodlights and hires planner
Shafter officials save nearly a thousand dollars by buying sodium pressure floodlights and using the Public Works Department for installation. The council approved a computer consultant contract, filled the city planner role with Ronald Young, and rejected Proposition 36. They also earned a pedestrian safety award for a year without injuries or fatalities.
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Guinn
Christensen
Public Works Department
Zachary
Johnny Thomas
Rod
Howard Jarvis
Thomas
Automobile Association of America
Richland district rejects student fundraising for building program
Richland School District disclaims children selling tickets and greeting cards as unauthorized fundraisers for a school building program. Superintendent Dr. Vera Stone states the district did not authorize the effort and that no fundraising is tied to the building project.
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Richland
Vera Stone
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